1. Fashion of the 1800’s Seth Langbauer

2. Pip as a Gentlemen He would have worn a Skeleton suit. – Tight jacket, with two rows of buttons – Open neck jacket with loose blouse – Waist high ankle length trousers. By Henry Thompson

3. Pip as a Country-boy The style of clothing Pip wore in the country side would have been similar to the style of a gentlemen’s clothing. The differences would be… – Material quality would not have been as high, most likely made of wool – The clothes he had would have been hand-me- downs

4. Estella Pantelettes under her Empire gown – A loose pant undergarment A shawl with ornate design to keep warm in the evenings Caps and turbans were extremely popular at the time – Turbans were seen as night wear – Ribbons and bonnets were day wear Footwear consisted of a soft cloth or silk ballet-like slipper – Decorated with a bow or rosebud – Outdoor footwear was a half-boot Examples can be seen on slide 6

5. Empire style Gowns High-waisted dress – A loose fit resulting in a graceful style They came in an array of fabrics – Muslin for day wear – Silks for evening wear 18 year olds wore full length gowns – At 16 ankle length – At 12 calf length Gowns were made of different fabrics from around the world

6. Muslin Gown Caps Young women (different gown lengths) Pantalettes Footwear

7. Adults Late teens wore the same style of clothing as adults – Only young children’s clothes were specialized Women would wear shawls to keep warm – Light weight for evening wear – Oriental styles had influence on the design Men wore wool tail coats or skeleton suits – Most would have caps also

8. Coat (two rows of buttons) Top hat High waist trousers Shawl with oriental design Turban Muslin Gown By: Francois Gerard